Hi Caitlin and others!
On Tue, Aug 26, 2014 at 8:16 PM, Caitlin Matos <caitlin.ma...@zoho.com> wrote:
> I have uploaded a new version of sup-mail to git.
>
> This *was* a package with 2 RC bugs, ruby1.9 use, and a dead RubyForge
> homepage. I have worked on it for several weeks. Unfortunately, last week it
> was removed from unstable because the FTP master thought it was dead.[1] His
> advice was to contact him for an expedited review when a new version is
> uploaded.
Great work! This has been on my list ever since sup was revived.
I have worked with it on and off: working with upstream to get a hold on
the dependencies they have forked (ncursesw-ruby and rmail-sup).
The work I had done with manual pages are now also merged upstream.
> The changelog closes 3 bugs. However, since sup-mail was removed, *all* the
> bugs have been closed. I am not quite sure what to do about this.
The bugs that were unsolved that aren't closed so far are
#518723: Cannot express Maildir containing space as source
#518760: importing many accounts crash with "regular expression too big"
#688817: sup-config crashes loading sources
#688851: crashes on startup
#688917: crashes starting for the first time when no ~/.sup directory exists
The last one, #688917, is solved upstream
https://github.com/sup-heliotrope/sup/pull/124
I have submitted reopening of the other bugs (as recommended in #758515,
the removal bug).
I submitted #688817 and #688851 a while back ago to remember to fix this,
hopefully they can be verified and closed quickly.
Likewise #518723 is probably easy to verify and close. The last one, #518760,
might require some more work, in order to prepare enough Maildirs to import,
to close.
> The upgrade from the older version of sup to this new one can be complex, as
> some configuration files may require manual migration. I have added some
> information in the NEWS.Debian file for users. I had envisioned using
> maintainer scripts to automate this migration, but this became
> extraordinarily complex. Instead, I have updated the Sup Wiki upstream and
> linked to that page from NEWS.Debian. If anyone has any suggestions, please
> let me know (or just add it).
Yes, this is a hard nut...
I think that we should at least ship the wiki text on how to migrate in
/usr/share/docs, and also mention this in NEWS.
I also raised this question on the supmua mailing list and got an answer
that we might try, verify, and document
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/supmua/90UxVtnysPk
> Thanks,
> Caitlin
Thank you!
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